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Exhibitions Coming Soon Events Children and Young People Shop Artists’ Film International: The Street: Matt Stokes: The London Art Book Fair Family Schools Discussion: Hidden Curriculum Limited Editions Bookshop Thur 8 Nov, 6pm. Clore Creative Karim Debbagh, Ben Hagari, Give to Me the Life I Love 21–23 September 2012 Studio (Free. Booking required) Children’s Workshop: Gallery Visits Artist-in-residence Annette Krauss Sefer Memisoglu, Nguyen Trinh Thi 25 September–2 December Galleries 1, 8 & Victor Petitgas Vegetable Press Tuesdays, Wednesdays & explores unseen forms of learning Leading artists have made beautiful and Fully-illustrated art books and 12 October 2012–13 January 2013 Outset Project Gallery (Gallery 5) Gallery (Gallery 9) Sat 22 Sept, 12–2pm. Clore Thursdays during term time. in schools in this talk for secondary affordable artworks exclusively for the exhibition catalogues. Creative Studio (Free. Clore Creative Studio and school teachers. Whitechapel Gallery. Zilkha Auditorium 176/Zabludowicz Collection Booking required) throughout Gallery In association with The Showroom, London. Project Gallery (Gallery 6) Make inks from vegetables and Book a free, self-directed visit create a small publication with including use of the Clore Creative To book schools’ events contact designer Ken Kirton from risograph Studio. Free school and family [email protected] This season of artists’ film explores collective Artist Matt Stokes immerses himself in Meet artists, authors and receive special printing specialists Hato Press. resources for current shows now T +44 (0)20 7522 7894 memory and personal and political histories. communities to look at the culture that discounts on books from around the world. In association with Hato Press. available online. Artists in Residence 2012–13 shapes people’s lives and identities. The London Art Book Fair at the Whitechapel Saturday Drawing Workshops Schools Workshops: Mel Bochner Ben Hagari’s Invert (2010) is an homage to Artist Annette Krauss works This new work of art for The Street is Gerard Byrne Gallery presents artists’ books, catalogues, 22, 29 Sept, 6, 13, 20 Oct, 3, 10, 23, 25 Oct and 6, 8 Nov, 10.30am– celluloid film in which we see the world with students in St. Paul’s Way inspired by the people who live around 17 January–8 March 2013 rare publications, and zines from over 75 17, 24 Nov, 1 Dec 10.30am–12pm. 12.30pm or 12.30–2.30pm. Clore Trust School, Tower Hamlets and inverted in the colours of the photographic Clore Creative Studio (£100 for Creative Studio and Galleries 5 & 6 the Whitechapel Gallery in east London, international exhibitors. Cumberland School, Newham; negative, while Sefer Memisoglu’s film 10 sessions) (Free, booking required) home to the largest Bangladeshi Collection Sandretto Re Rebaudengo: while Heather Morison works with Breeze (2011) reflects the artist’s interest in Talks from artists and authors Ed Atkins, Popular weekend drawing classes Primary and secondary school Thomas Buxton Primary School, community in the UK. Over the last year Viral Research led by artists for young people workshops about words and colour the power of iconic documentary images and David Batchelor, Michael Bracewell, Louisa Tower Hamlets. Stokes has searched archives, talked to 15 December 2012–10 March 2013 aged 10–15. led by artists Marianne Holm new digital media. Buck, Dexter Dalwood, Claire Doherty, Tom people locally and travelled to Dhaka, In association with The Princes Hansen and Maria Amidu. Artists in Residence: Ruth Ewan, Hunter, Nils Norman and Simon Patterson Drawing School. Nguyen Trinh Thi’s Song to the Front (2011–12) learning about language, music and Education Open Evening are just part of the packed accompanying Youth Programmes abstracts a feature-length 1970s Vietnamese activism. He discovered generations Lucy Cash, Simon and Tom Bloor Family Day: Draw, Make, Do Art Thur 25 Oct 2012, 5–7pm programme of discussions, film screenings Sat 27 October, 12–4pm Mel Bochner Exhibition Catalogue: Mel Bochner propaganda film and its aesthetic and political whose relationship with Bangladesh holds 15 December 2012–10 March 2013 Clore Creative Studio, Galleries 1, and workshops over the weekend. Galleries and Education Spaces 8 & 9 (Free. Booking required) Festival: Art, Music and Other “Blah, Blah, Blah” (+ Background Noise), 2012 Fully-illustrated catalogue with essays by elements into a 5-minute vignette. Finally, different meanings. His film,Give to Me the (Free. Booking recommended) For teaching staff, gallery Visible Things Random number screen-printed background Achim Borchardt-Hume, Briony Fer, João re-examining historical perspective, Karim Life I Love, weaves these stories together Be the first to browse the Fair at the special Artists Simon and Tom Bloor’s educators, community and youth Sat 17 Nov, 1pm–6pm colours, with enamel black on front and Fernandes, Mark Godfrey and Ulrich Wilmes. Debbagh’s 2006 film Creating a Legend, builds a in a movie script voicing the views of young Social Sculpture: late night opening from 6–9pm on Thursday fun-filled family day is a chance to workers. Join a curator’s tour, Throughout the Gallery (Free) enamel white on reverse. Special exhibition price: £19.95 Edition of 100, each unique. portrait of the writer Paul Bowles through first- and old. Tobias Rehberger 20 September. Essential for anyone interested draw, paint and make sculptures take part in a workshop and find Experience a day of painting, playing with language, scale and performance and new music by Price: £450 (Members £405) hand accounts of his Moroccan companions. in art books. out about the Gallery’s future Staircase from Gallery 1 colour. Pick up a family trail by the exhibitions. young east London artists inspired Admission Free artists to explore more. by the current exhibitions. Admission Free Admission Free In partnership with CM. Children’s Art Courses: Tobias Rehberger’s Adaption 13 (2008) uses Turning Words into Art Co-commissioned with Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle. multicoloured acrylic columns of light as 30 & 31 Oct, 1 & 2 Nov, 11am–3pm Artists’ Film International showcases artists working with film, video In partnership with the Swadhinata Trust. Clore Creative Studio & Galleries and animation, selected by 12 partner organisations around the a source of illumination and beauty, as one Supported by: 1,8 & 9 (£45 for a 2 day course) world. Ben Hagari is selected by the New Media Centre, Haifa, Israel; 2012, youth event, photo courtesy Whitechapel Gallery, 2012. 2012. Gallery, Whitechapel courtesy photo event, youth mosiac, Dhaka University, 2012. 2012. University, Dhaka mosiac, of the permanent works of art throughout Sefer Memisoglu by Istanbul Modern, Istanbul, Turkey; Nguyen Trinh Practical and fun courses about Thi by San Art, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam and Karim Debbagh by the Gallery. art and language for 5–8 and 9–12 Cinemathèque de Tanger, Tangier, Morocco. year-olds led by artists Marianne Holm Hansen and Maria Amidu. Under Your Eyelids Under Your Language Martyrs Language Converse / Dazed Crib Notes: Achim Borchardt- Emerging Artists Award love make a woman A man and Hume on Mel Bochner Matt Stokes 25 October–15 November 2012 Wed 17 Oct, 10am. Galleries 1, 8 & 9 and Study Studio (£3, 2012. Dan Weill Photo: Gerard Byrne Gerard Tomma Abts includes refreshments) Whitechapel Gallery Gift edition See and discuss the exhibition with Untitled (red gap), 2012 In partnership with the Whitechapel the Gallery’s Chief Curator with Documents of Contemporary Art: from ‘Vietnamese Classics Re-cut’ series, 2011–2012, single channel SD, black and white, stereo, stereo, and white, black SD, channel single 2011–2012, series, Classics Re-cut’ ‘Vietnamese from Untitled (floating rectangle), 2012 Gallery, the exhibition features the work your baby in tow. For parents and Memory edited by Ian Farr. £14.95 Gallery as Playground. Gallery as Playground. Pair of lithographs on Somerset 300gsm 2012 Photo: Dan Weill. Dan Weill. 2012 Photo: carers with infants. of four shortlisted artists: Pio Abad, Leslie velvet white. Edition of 30 pairs. Dance edited by André Lepecki. £14.95 Song to the Front Kulesh, Myles Painter and Samara Scott Price: £1,500 (Members £1,350) at 17 Osborn Street, London, E1 6TD. The Day Family winner of the prize will be announced on Book now: whitechapelgallery.org / [email protected] / T +44 (0)20 7522 7888 Buy now: whitechapelgallery.org/shop / [email protected] / T +44 (0)20 7522 7897 Nguyen Trinh Thi Trinh Nguyen courtesy the artist and San Art, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Vietnam. Ho Chi Minh City, the artist and San Art, courtesy 24 October 2012. Art Book Fair The London Byrne. (13) © Gerard dOCUMENTA by commissioned and produced Talks / Events Talks / Events Film Audio Description Workshop: Open Screenings Mel Bochner: Madness! September October To Make a Tree: Gustav Metzger Special Events Membership Mel Bochner Sun 21 Oct, 4pm. (Free) Sex! Failure! Death! Painters in Film Thur 25 Oct, 7pm. Zilkha Wednesdays 7 Nov & 5 Dec, A free forum to present your work and The Horse’s Mouth; The Agony and Auditorium (£7/£5 conc.) 11.30am–12.45pm. Clore discuss it with peers and Film Curator the Ecstasy, Sun 11 Nov, 2pm (£8, £6 Talk & Book Launch: Art on London-based artist Gustav Creative Studio (Free) Gareth Evans. conc.) / Lust for Life, Sun 9 Dec, 3pm. Join today for invitations to exhibition the Underground Metzger talks about Flailing Trees Explore a key work of art from the Take part: [email protected] (£6/£4 conc.) previews, discounts on limited editions, Wed 3 Oct, 7pm (2009–2010), his work which current exhibition. For blind and Classic films selected by artist Mel catalogues, venue hire and in the Café/Bar, Zilkha Auditorium (Free) upended 21 willows, exposing Altered States: Artists’ partially sighted visitors. Bochner and filmmaker Lizbeth Evolutionary biologist and their roots to the sky as a comment Science Fiction Whitechapel Gallery Dining Room Marano, starting with a double bill author of Wired for Culture In Conversation: Mel Bochner on environmental change.
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